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Joe_Bloggs wrote: »The French are to create an MP for Northern Europe. There may be close to 80% of the constituency in the UK if not just London.
J_B.
Interesting and not a bad idea. Can't see us doing the same and having an MP for ex-patriates based in Spain though. I wonder if we'll see French lobbying of the British parliament.Please stay safe in the sun and learn the A-E of melanoma: A = asymmetry, B = irregular borders, C= different colours, D= diameter, larger than 6mm, E = evolving, is your mole changing? Most moles are not cancerous, any doubts, please check next time you visit your GP.
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Joe_Bloggs wrote: »The French are to create an MP for Northern Europe. There may be close to 80% of the constituency in the UK if not just London.
J_B.
Is it just me or does anyone else feel it is ironic that the Front National (an anti-immigration party) are fielding an immigrant as a candidate:- Axelle Lemaire, Socialist Party (London)
- Emmanuelle Savarit, UMP party (London)
- Yannick Naud, Democratic Movement (London)
- Will Mael Nyamat, independent (London)
- Olivier Bertin, Green Party (London)
- Olivier Cadic, Centrist Alliance (London)
- Denys Dhiver, supported by the Christian Democratic Party and France Ecologie (Leicester, UK)
- Gaspard Koenig, Liberal Democratic (London)
- Guy Le Guezennec, National Front (Kent, UK)
- Jerome de Lavenere Lussan, independent (London)
- Marie-Claire Sparrow, Gathering of French residents overseas (Essex, UK)
- Bertrand Larmoyer, independent liberal (London)
- Aberzack Boulariah, independent (Ireland)
- Olivier de Chazeaux, supported by the Radical Party, New Centre, and Republican, Ecologist and Social Alliance (Paris)
- Lucile Jamet, Left Front
- Patrick Kaboza, independent candidate (Riga, Latvia)
- Ezella Sahraoui, Radical Party of the Left (Lille, France)
- Christophe Schermesser, European Federalist Party (Finland)
- Edith Tixier, Solidarity and Progress party
- Anne-Marie Wolfson, independent (Paris)
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UK expatriates can vote up to fifteen years in the constituency that they were last registered in for British Elections . There are thought to be 5 million expats around the globe. They can vote by post or via a proxy in the UK.
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Another reason not to go to London then.0
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